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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
DAILY HERALD.
THE COURTS.
superier O Ceurt--Departmen Ono.
Hutton. j.
TuusnAy March g. 1857

Superior q Ccwrt.-Departmen ono.
Hutton. J.
TUESDAY, March s, 1857.
People vs. j. h. lowering.
Platt VS.. His creditors-Continued
until March l4th. at P. M.
Taylor vs. McLain-Restra ming order
vacated and testim ony ordered taken.
In re Anna and Matilda Otto on
habeas corpus Returned 10 their father,
John w. Otto.
INFoRMATIoSs.
The District Attorney filed informa'
tions charging Jim Smith with burglary;
Louis R. Nicely, forgery. thr, g charges;
r. Osunega, grand larceny; Constantine
Vedani. murder; Richard Morton. bur'
zlary; James Murray, receiving stolen
property, two charges.
Cheney,J.
In re-. application of Eveline M. Perry
Allowed to change her name to 4. n
Grow.
In re Tsoy Youk, on habeas corpus
Writ dismissed and minor returned to
the custody OF the officer, who is to put
into execution the order of the Justices
Court committing her to the San Fran
cisco Boys and Girls Aid Society.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
People VS.. Rennert and Williams.
Estates Of Spitley and D. CO. Hewett.
In re Frank Alviso and Z. Corales on.
habeas corpus-Hearing at l:30 P. M.
department Two-Brunson, j.
Lyon vs.. Alexander for plain
tiff a. prayed for.
Thsyer vs.. Curtis ct al.-Judgment
aligned and filed.
Barclay ct al. VS.. Akers ct etal.-Decree
for plaintiff.
Wilson ct al. We. Suarez-John Laz.
xaroyitch. Jr., appointed sole referee, by
consent.
Dominguez vs.. Mascotti-Plaintifs s
bill Of exceptions ordered engrossed.
Bauman va. Hall-Statement Ion mo.
ton for new trial allowed.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
Los Angeles Gas Company VS.. Valla--
Jury trial.
RuOu6s vs.. huOu0 S--uAVWoA SN~ w
murrer.
Justices, Courts.
CITY COURT-AUsTIN, J. P.
People vs. VIM. Abbott-Vagrancy;
continued till Saturday At ga. M.
TOWNSHIP c0URr-TANEY, J.r.
People vs.. Bush-Bsttery; discharged.
People VS.. 4. Austin and ID. Mo
Kinstry-Petty larceny; continued un'
til March 10Th at 10 A. M.
People vs.. G. Wiley Wells, A. M.
Thornton and B. A. Stephens-Libeli
examination set for Wednesday at 8
A. N; released ON their own recog-
niEance.
People vs. C. White--Battery; jury
trial March IL at l0A M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

FOLSOM, Cal .-Iused Butte-Tine In chronic
rheumatism with great benefit. Please send
a supply to J. W. Haines, Genoa, New, and
oblige yours truly, f. g. DURANT, M. ID.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

ERrExchange for sale on all the princi-
pal cities of the United States and Europe.
mrs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
Southern Headquarters
JACKSON'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS !
A Pure Mineral Water Bottled
Ina its own Gas.
ANALYSIS OF THE WATER.
TESTIMONIALS.

We, the undersigned physicians, practic-
ing In the city OF San Francisco, have ex-
amined the result of the ANALYSIS made by
Dr. L. Lanszweert, practical chemist, of the
water OF 'Napa Soda Springs OF Napa. The
water, according to this examination, pos
sesses aperient, anti-scid and fine tonic
beneficial in the treatment OF chronic dis
eases and affording a pleasant, healthful
and invigorating beverage: II. M GRAY.
A. +. Sawyer, John F. Morse. Arthur B.
stout, william o; Ayers, II. Gibbons, Chas
Whitney, J. Fourgeaud, W. F. McNutt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
DIRECTORS.

DIR. w. g. COCHRAN, H. H. MARKHAM.
PERRY M. GREEN JOHN BRYsON. SR.,
DR. H. SINsABAUGH, F.C. HowEs,
GEORGE n. BoNEBRAKE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
X, Of p,

!ri-Color Lodge No.96 meets every @N
Friday evening in Pythian Castle, M@A
No. "a Springs treet. s JA
6Ojourning knights invited. ELH2Y
q. T. PAYNE C. O. My
.sAAC 8. SMITH, K. of r. and s. w
nQy7-ryr
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Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON. MASS.

SURPLUS 100000
Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpora
tions solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are ex-
cellent and we re-discount for Banks when
balances warrant 1t.
Boston is q Reserve City. and balances
with us from Banks mot located in other
Reserve Cities) count as a reserve
We draw our own Exchange on London
and the Conti' ert, and make Cable Trans
fers and place money By telegraph through
out the Uni ed States and Canada
Government Bonds bought and sold, and
Exchanges In Washington made for Banks
without extra charge.
We have market tor prime first-c,ass In
yestment Securities, and invite proposals
from States, Counties and Cities when issu-
ing bonds.
We do peneral Banking business. and
invite correspondence.
ASA P. POTTER, President.
JOS. W. WORK, Cashier. ja29w&sa-f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

WILLIS L. CULVER, of Pavilion. N. Y,
says that Gilmores Magnetic Elixir cured
him of Q long standing Throat and Lung
trouble G. F. HEINZEMAN, Agent, Los
Angeles.
II you want a good appetite drink Dami-
ana Bitters. Michel Levy & Co, wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
MR.. A. HIGGINS, OF Wyoming, N. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
Speciic.-C. F. Heinzeman. agent, Los An
geles.
You will never have sour stomachif If you
use Damiana Bitters.
GROUP, wHoOPING COUGH and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. G. r. Heinzeman, agent. Los ANGELES.
All respectable dealers keep Damians Bit
ters. Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. 9. F. Heinzeman, agent,
Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
mara far Piles.

PILES are frequently preceded BY sense
Of weight in the back, loins sno lover part par
49, ~ hss some Affection OF the kidneys or
neiehboring organs. At times. symptoms
of indirestion are present, fatulency, un-
easiness Of the stomach. etc. A moisture
oree.k kla itnhinr. after getting warm, is a
eommon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
itchins piles yield at once tothe application
of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected. absorbing
and effeotipg a permanent cure. Price so
cents. Address the Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Pioua, o. Sold by e. +. heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

E0- SANTA Able is only sold in large
bottles at 81; three for 81 so. Sold by all
Wholesale and retail druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
ZEAL ESTATE.
N EW !
HANDLE MY OWN PROPERTY

AND Now OFFER THE FOLLOWING
$3.50 Per Acre-171s acres on Os.
trfch Farm motor road.
This tract excels i'm mag.
nificent views, and Mt tht
same time Is easily accessi.
BILE and Will cut up with.
out waste.
5000 Per Acre-SO acres on Yer.
mont avenue, extending
from sixth to Ninth streets;
city water; car line pro.
Vtded for. This will bear
fnvestiga tfOn.
S45OO-Six lots In a body, run utng
through from 'fhtrd to
Huber street; good for no.
tel, boarding . house, fac.
s1OOO-Onetot 7OxIes feet, enced,
just beyond belmont HO.
tel. This unusually 1arR'
lot Is unsurpassed In views
and position.
81O,OOO-36O acres OF unimprOve0
fOOthtil land; the frOStless
belt; carrying with IL two
water rights This prop.
erly was purchased cheap
and wilt be sold cheap.
$500 Desirable house of seven
rooms; good barn, large.
slightly and valuable lot
ON ocean View avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

NERVE-LIFE AND vIGOR restored IN
men and women by using GilmOre's Aro-
matte Wine. For sale by @. F. Heinseman'
agent, Los Angeles. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09

A Galaxy of beauty and Talent.
Adalina Patti, Mary Anderson, Mrs Scott
certify to the value of Camelline for pre-
serving and beautifying the complexion
Its innocence is attested by the best scien-
tinc authority. Price of Camelline, fifty
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
FRANCES PRESIDENT
N. sADl cARNoT sOcctEDs eRssY,
The Resalt Generally Satisfactory fadi-
e~slsas Th@t 9hsre Will &c AaT nis-
tarisBoe-fhs sr3sis APP
psFsafls Passed.

YEssAnLks. Dec. S.--fhe first trial bslloi
by the senators and Deputies Of the Lett 10
day fer candidate for The Presidency 70
suited ss fellows. ID Ferry. 40. NJ. ds
Freyci0et. isS: N Brisson. 81; II. sadi.
Csrnot. -. Gen sAussieE. =.
Dariag the taxing Of the frst ballet Pei
let2n made az address TO q number OF aepa-
ties who congregated outside the chamber.
siy0caiipg tue election al n. Akdl Iarnot.
thereby uniting ali me Republican xoteS-
Several deputies rejoined that it would bs
the lrst time their majority had lowered &
the will OF the minority. aud added that It's
attitude CT N. Brisson and oaol Jernot was
unworthy OF Republicans. fney urged
them 70 withdrss ia favor Of NJ. lie Frey
einei who after M. Ferry, had obtained ths
the m0St votes.
The second trial ballot resulted: n
Ferry, 2lo, Al. de kfegclaet, ly5, M. Bris-
son. NJ. Szai, Carnog, o..
On tne taIra EFlGl bsllas 509 Republican
Senators and Deputies Of the Lsft v0fei.s' hs
vote stood. NJ Ferry. ls9, NJ. Sadi-Csrnot.
TO- Nj. de freycint;. lOs, M. Brissons 81.
scattering, s.
The fourth trisl ballot resulted. NJ ssdi.
Carnot, ls5. "a. Ferry, IS. A.. lie Fr-yciEot
* IL. Brisson. To- Oniy 20 Senators and
Deputies voted.
The decisive ballot was as follows: sadi-
Garnet. ol5 Saussler. 100; Ferry. IL; Frey
clnet, D. Appert. s. Hyatt, J.
The result Is apparently. satisfactory.
Paris IS all animation. bat there are no
signs o. disturbance. ard everything Ibdi-
Gates that there viii be none.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The Supervisor OF Scion sued for $40, 900
Damages for SEDUCTION.

The Supervisor OF Scion sued for $40, 900
Damages for Seduction.
Supervisor Jeremiah Payne, of Scion
township. well knows as the Elder, ov-
ing to his professions of piety, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Powers, OF
Sparta, on capias issued from the circuit
court. on afhdayits filed by Pauline Mes.
sick. a former domestic in the Elders
family. The suit is based upon an action
OF trespass on the case. the complainant be-
ing Mary Messick. mother of the girl who
institutes proceedings for and on behalf OF
the wropged daughter. The affidavit
charges Elder Payne with seduction and
asks for $4,000 dsmages. The girls state
ment is somewhat lengthy and goes
mlnuteiy into details. reciting days ana
dates. She claims that in order to accomp-
lish his evil purposes and her ruin tie
Elder used all his powers Of persunsivens sss
ana made her presents, among the number
q pair OF shoes and q ring; that as . resnit
of their relations she was placed in q deli
cate condition, aud tnat in that condition
she met with an accident that required the
services of physician aud that has caused
her to be broken down in health at an early
age. The aged Supervisor gave bonds for
his appearance in the sum OF 81, 900, ssme
friends in Scion being his sureties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Sunday Services

The Rev. Rice Taylor will preach at st.
Paul's this morning on Behold stand at
the Door," Rev. 800. In the evening his
subject will be ''Sutficiency of Holy Scrip
lures; Collect for the Day" Rom. 20-40.
Rev. Z. II. Brooks has so far recovered
from his recent illness that he Will preach
this morning at the Second Baptist on
Divine Message TO the Nation" in the
evening, The First Great Necessity OF
Man."
There will be no service at the Second-st.
NJ. T. Church this evening on account of
the memorial temperance service at the
Division-st. N. K. Church.
Rev. John Graham will preach this morn
ing at the Division-st. N. Il. Church on
Hearing In the evening the different
temperance societies will hold . memorial
service TO the late John b. Finch.
Public services will be held a. 4 p. M, by
the New and Latter House of Israel al 49O
Csnal-st. Subject, Life"
Rev. Charles Fluhrer, ID. D., will speak a,
the Universaliss church this morning from
Progress and Reversion." Evening SUBJ
ject, The First Love-
The services at the First Presbyterian
church will open this evening with a song
service that will last half an hour, after
which Rev. II. p. Weton will speak from
"a Bad Bargain"
Rev. J. Buttarfeld will preach at the
Fountain Street Baptist church on account
Of the illness OF Rev, Kerr y. Tupper. No
evening services.
The services st st. Marks today will be
conducted by Rev. u. Z. Walton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A Complaint Abous Cherry-st. Cars.
Editor TELrGrAM-HARALD:
In the maze OF all that is holy can there
be found 81 explanation fer the fact that
the Grand Rapids Street Railway Com
psny seems 20 be satisfied with running
the Cherry-st cars a. snails psce 10 the
utter disgust Of ,ne public who are more or
less dependent upon that line for trans
portatiOn2 The strain Is too great fer q
good many. They get our and walk. Yes
ieriay morning the writer was standin.
with q gentleman on the corner Of L ni0D
and Cherry-sts. He took the car while bis
friend preferred TO walk but after a block
or two progression the friend was out %
sight ahead. With the exception OF one or
two spUrts, OF about thirty feet each the
horses walked and walked with exasper-
stins sloHness too from the sforc-
said Union and Cherr-sfs. 70 Cam
pau Place. This is not the only in
stsDce of this kind. Every time the writer
has been OH the Cherry street cara within
the last week or ten days il has been al
most ss bad aud il is time tor the public TO
understand the reason or demand . change.
Business men want quick transportation
and citles that o4e cities afford Il. They
meet the demand Instead Of ten-minUte
cars with the present dangerous rate OF
rpes3 Il would be far preferable 70 heve
slxty-minute cars which would, OF lesg
occasionally, outrun the ordinary walking
gale 0f gentleman
Cr-r1r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
our senators pin.r.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Dec 3.-Sensiol
Stockbridge aud Congressman Burrow,
arrived last night. Stockbridge said thi,
morning that be does not agree with sens-
tor Palmer regarding the liquor question
Stockbridge thinks the Michigan laws are
stringsnt enough now, and that If properly
enforced would be al the whisky regnlh-
ton needed. he Is in favor of carrying
them out in the strictest sense. he yOiec
against prohibition in Michigan at the
recent election, although he is willing thai
the State should have 1t if it so desires.
Mr.. Stockbridge has gone 10 tie Senst,
today to talk over his Committee places
He wouid like 10 be placed on the Commit.
tee On Commerce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
sARAH oIoves's FUNERAL.

somsthIna - Bef fs-ossr fifs-She n g
Prosperous a0n kespe~t-i,ls.
The funeral - the unfOituDsie woman.
Mr.. Sarah Glover, vii ocour today from o
Kent-st. Ia justice % tle dscsaped she vas
once a respeclahls woman. Her FIRST hus-
baud vas wn. W. Persbsil. She vss msrrssi
70 hirs In Lockpori. y =. when fsf . re
she yYorpered and wa hsEpF. rhe -
rated from him and removed o. kais,ns .
where she married Dr. Glover. snf FOR
wears Travelled with hun 10 The sbee 5usi.
Des She used 10 perform in 80 ing " "a
hErses snc Was considered q sfitij 81 -.
She appeared in this riiy. professions y,
about 6fteeu years AGO. ens had resljsa
here about eight yesrs prior 10 Der upiof -
nate death
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

fditor ". K9seuisni. O. the euaf9g
Borsssso I,ork. ibougAt tie besi xsy - es-
courage his Etah ~ss 70 provide t8sm y b
bf1auef fnsxpe~ieoce vith q cocss
dinner cornf,lssely s.sliad his s8isgris f. r.
TIE editor vst 80 impressed wiib the -
tore sffsr me supT.~r tnet - hes reI -
5use3 II in the vibaevs q b. f1wef. .
veusfsbis Barter = cerspfeteiy no d
or vith AZ scoord,eB ir hie hs1id fsier
ise< war VII = Kssp "Tois fof tbe gfer
losn. sne Lite NhEybips isvs ep-sV ~
undsr tbs E.sis bsvinf uoeef fac ia a.
enc 81 oIiequsf. cre1dea az 90 CASTOR -
~ cnsrrinr bin osni hRs for sd-sr ~
izG
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Lamar Di.trn,t. Edmunds

WAsHEeTox. Dec. 3.-"Edmunds called
on me last week" remarked Secretary
Lamar yesterday. Suppose he viii oojeci
to my confirmation il / am pominsted fol
the vacancy on tue Supreme Court bench
When Edmunds calls on anybody undel
similar Circums ances you may depend
upon At tilst he means 10 object TO bis
nomination in the senate. 1 know him OF
old.
A letter received lest night from Don ".
Dickinson says, among other things. Il
have disposed Of my household goods
shall be in Washington next week
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
rholr M.da.nr R.csn.inn.

The popularity OF Mr. sad Mrs. L. J.
Kat, Of No. - Veto-st., was attsssed b7 =
large numbsf Of friends who gathered at
The residencs Of the ers0n's p2leats 90 the
occsson Of their wedding reception last
evening. About forty c51 pc of the sslsc;
society Of young peopie Of the Valley Gty
and adjoining ciiiss aszsai 0lei AZ tae ABOVE
named place to congratulate the happy
couple. About II O'Clock supper was sr-
nOuncsd and the guests literally psFtO0k
0f q mos. beaHtlfgl repasr. served IN a
manner thst wouii tempt The palate o. q
anc8orite. The evening was spent TeTv
pIeasaBtiY b. the entire company. Eaich
did nos take is dspzr are ustil mijnigss.
Mrs kafz vas former rssi6e1t cf New
ton this STATE. and wss q general fav0r -
srs0rg tae Young psopie Of that vIlsgs
Mr. ksfz is young gssileman vel end
favoTsblv known - t5Is cry, snd has
msnv friends who Join IN visaing them
81 tue snccess imaginable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

LoSDoS. Dec. 3.-It wa. reported this
evening thst Kilrain and Smith had met in
ring near Brighton and fought six rounds
in which Kilrsin was badly injured. and
finally knocked out. TIE report further
stated that The vsnouisbed American was
lying helpless in saint Thomas hospiisl A.
midnight, Harding, representing klsrein q
hacker. called Al the Office Of agent Of tbs
United Press. and requested bin n deny
the report, stating fnai the men had rot
been within several miles OF one s8oihef
for more than . yea
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

BYron. &nslARd with - centuries Of
eiyi zAtlon srosd e1sturs ard great cara
iag eoQld Bot bear inst Eaz8 siih Byroa's
asssinnents shond hYs in her mlsiss.
1hsg psrsse1tei until BE vas driven
fso.a the lsnd Of lis birth snd
hs len EnElspd fos Ilsiy. and fazlly went
10 Greece. where be died. You remember
his liass % tais Roiags
And tksE TIC senator. sh7ss voice IN
private conversation ressm5 5les strangely
tie deep diaposan OF tn dad and gone Me-
Culiough. rscitsd. quite impressiyeiy. the
following lines from byEons monody On
the death OF Sheridan;
~ ss. ;hoaa here ss = non ne ..s. .,.l blight
ben who exliit when nin II 0i heavenly tone
Jar IN the milsic which 1as bora their own.
sfiA ct lhen ranse-Ah' little CO tLey Know
faas 1Sas 70 them seenea nice EiishI DC but
Hard Is ais fate on whom the public gaze
IL 1x q hosever 70 detfset OF praise:
kepose deaies her requiem - her name
And i0iio4 loves the IDartyfdon Of lame.
ine -ecref enemy. whose See Fless eye
ctanlz feotiEei- acctl>sf--itssige aai spy.
Toe - s;ie soos- Toe leaiens sad the vain.
lns sax-pas stis ha. pfsa,h~ - olaer's paia-
tte3asd tf.e hoF1t eeiixntng % 4efgase.
Who fraes the s,e.s ; ~ sior, - lie rave
i hffl eFeig teitis aat alfl4g ulJs aHes,
h2tf 70 the astolf i4nlcn ~ I'm bastOws.
hlstoit t8e q ulh, aceiI1 uizJs tle lie,
And Pile The " isllid oi oalanny.
ee.nsshing Of ex0wd had gathered
around us and the Senator broke OF sud
denly and resumed his march up and down
the Office floor. Senator Jones is not crazy
he is a brilliant man and has become
maniac on the subject Of his own greatness.
7 I
By the way the young lady ClothilGe
PalEas. who is seven times & mlllionairesH,
and who refusal to become Mrs. Senator
Jones is said 10 have brought the disuu-
tinguished Florida Irisnman 10 his present
condition, is still in Eurooe She writes 10
a friend ia tais city that she will remain
there for some time yet. and. while she
feels womanly pity for Mr.. Jones, she will
continue TO avoid him.
I I
Z.lah Walters Tennyson, of Grand
Rapids, sends this paper poem which ne
says will add fame TO an already famous
paper. | am sorry fo- Ziliah snd-so-forth
Tennyson bat the season for bis sort of
poetry ended last month, when the Office
Cat fell in the H'ieler tclrst mans boiler and
was drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

isx wtA tie present sssios u ths lFisA
qiesl4en.
Morris Warner las nsas = wager silh
AAnugsF CArsoed iaT $50 ak ksts. that
TIE blsiaess doas ~ X. ,. Woes ~ TIE
"a S1oai Grand nsxt weSk. viii o9Ueis
discount any attraction of lie esst NAr-
nee is positive tke 'Wsifs Of New York vlu
win his Oct Ins vii tell
Tie "Humminx Bird is the new piece
With which Saulsbny's Traubsdours are
deliehting the tLestre-goers vita this sea-
son. il sill De seen al f0wtrs with the
rAsishing Nellie Mcaenry aad TIE whole
splendid company next Friday and s1tur-
day evenings
Harrison Grey Fiske, the bright and
capsule e0iter oi that spicy and spisadic.y
conducted dramatic paper, the New York
Miro, promises one OF the best Christmas
numbers ht bss ever published. IL will be
out next Saturday.
Interest in the National Opera compsny's
PRODUCTION OF "Neno' st Powers Grand
OPsrs Housf on tAe 2sth inst, j. .ncTeas-
ing Henry o. ger. The we'll known
business agent Of the rreat Organization, y
expected here toward the enc vi the week.
Sol Smith Rassell Is "DewiieLing' the
people way down in Tennessee and tbe
southerners dollars are rolling iato Mana
ger Berger's treasury in great shape
Arthur B. Chase. the director OF the Ed
win Booth Lawrence Barrett Company
says that the profits OF the tour. tnLs far
have averaged $1,000 per cent.
Manager Smith promises his patrons an
unusually good vaudeville performance
and the week will doubtless be y gay one
AZ the theatres.
Mrs Lsngtry has named her new Mann
palace car the "La-Lee." The word IS from
the Winnebago aud signifies the fiirt."
w. Scanlan is playing = fine engage
ment in Chicago, where ne is presenting
shane ma Lawn" to large audiences.
Edwin Booth celebrated his 54th birth
day on November %. Lawrence Barret.
is so years Of age.
II is thought that G. n. Mcconnell will
again be tnc manager of the Columbia
theatre, Chicago.
'The Begun is Colonel McCsults new
comic opera. 1t is creating the usual furore
in New York.
Mrs. James Brown Potter will add
Romeo and Juliet 10 her repertoire.
"she" is being played to immense
audiences At hiblo's Garden.
Seats for Wilson & Rankin's minstrels
are now on sale at Powers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Uncle James TomSik II Cannon. VS. n
the city sDd called At the IL K.x- Hrs-
Alb ofsos yesterday, armed vlsh ~
COOS suggestions and some genuine. soli-
inspiring. h0nne-rnsis ''lisb bail. Du, .
eotz was ont of the suggestions. which -
lated 10 the ber niDfie ~ efiirpsting q
Arrs raiiar raubif yri cs3ca voHr -
bit . sid Uncle Jimmy. ssgeF. "ead ten
bon him np, eDa Then fsaes veuf box un
ore - Tnur Dew-fsnEied railroad lines or
sietasis5f@. There Is 20 more - - a0oes
vofr rabbit Is as good - eKfiFpassa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Clark Nominated for Clerk sad Hurt for
Doorkeepsr

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Republican
members Of the House OF Representatives
nominated the following officers tonight:
For Speaker. Thos. b. Reed. OF Maine; for
Clerk, Edward Mcpherson, ,ofPennsylvanis; of
for Sergeant-st-Artns, Daniel Shepperd. OF
Illinois: for Doorkeeper. ". I. Fitch, OF
Ohio; for Chaplain, Rev. +. T. Thomas. OF
Indiana.
The Democrats IN caucus nominated for
Speaker. John q. Carlisle, OF Kentucky: for
Clerk, John y. CIark. Of Missouri; for Ser
gesnt-at-Arms. John Z. Leedon. OF Ohio.
for Doorkeeper. A. b. Hurt. OF Mississippi,
who was chosen on the second ballot by :
vote of So 10 90 for Doneison; for Post
master. Lycursus Dalton. OF Indiana, fog
Chaplain, RaF. ". II. Milbern. OF New
York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

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